Stoke City-linked Tyrese Hall is expected to leave Tottenham on loan this month.
Sky Sports News claims the 19-year-old has attracted interest from clubs in the Championship, League One and Scottish Premiership, all of whom are said to be ‘keeping an eye’ on his situation.
The report adds the midfielder is well-regarded at Spurs and that they are likely to send him out in the current transfer window in order to increase his first team minutes. Former Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe has even compared the teenager to Luka Modric and backed him to make it in the top flight.
Hall, a deep-lying midfielder, joined the Tottenham youth set-up from Chelsea and signed his first professional deal in 2022.
He is yet to play a first team game but has been a regular in the Premier League 2. He has also made two starts in the Vertu Trophy against Bristol Rovers and Swindon Town, scoring against the Robins. His appearances have come right through the midfield and even as a second striker and centre-forward.
He was linked with Stoke a few days ago but sources close to Tottenham have played that down. Stoke currently have plenty of options in the middle of the park, boosted by the recall of Lewis Baker from his loan at Blackburn Rovers.
Wouter Burger and Tatsuki Seko have played the majority of minutes in the middle of the park, along with Andrew Moran, who has been used on the right in the last couple of matches.